Speed and Access: Connections like no other location.

As you look out your window you’ll enjoy the views in Madison County: gorgeous landscapes and beautiful horizons. And when you take a look at a map view of Madison, you’ll really love what you see. Our North Carolina border location, combined with fast-moving logistical options, put markets and metro areas throughout the Eastern half of the U.S. with easy reach.

Interstate Acceleration: Enjoy ease and speed of access to the entire eastern U.S. through Madison’s multiple Interstate connections, including 1-26, 1-40 and I-81, which together form a powerful shipping and logistics network.  Originating in Charleston, I-26 rolls directly through Madison County and extends northwest across all of South and North Carolina and the eastern part of Tennessee, connecting your operation to multiple metro areas such as Orangeburg and Spartanburg. The I-26 connection to I-40 in Asheville rolls out access to markets all across Tennessee, including Knoxville, Nashville and Memphis, and southeast through North Carolina’s metros including Winston-Salem, Durham and Raleigh. I-40 also connects to I-81, which extends north to the U.S.-Canadian border, recognized as the fastest route between Washington D.C. and the Canadian capital of Ottawa.

Comprehensive Class I Norfolk Southern (NS) Rail Connections: A premier transporter of raw materials and finished goods throughout the Eastern, Southern and Midwestern U.S., NS rail provides blanket coverage of markets east of the Mississippi River, extending over 36,000 miles through 22 states, and connecting to both Atlantic and Gulf ports. And as a leader in sustainability, NS is also showing the way toward a powerful connection between conservation and capitalism, supporting planet health through programs as its GreenTrees initiative.

World-class Air Connections: Whether the destination is domestic or global, whether the service is passenger, business or cargo, Madison’s area air connections answer your needs with rapid, reliable choices.

Asheville Regional Airport: Take advantage of an amenities-rich takeoff point for business and personal travel offering both passenger and general aviation services. The Asheville Regional Airport makes executive air travel a pleasure, and fast cost-effective cargo shipping a reality with DHS Express to Cincinnati.

Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport: Just an hour and a half away, this FedEx hub rolls out a runway of over 11,000 feet, ready to accommodate aircraft of any and all sizes. Served by all the major carriers—Allegiant, American, Delta, Southwest and United—GSP is your direct connection to major metro areas across the U.S.

Charlotte-Douglas International Airport: Just 2.5 hours away, the nation’s sixth busiest airport provides direct connections to over 150 domestic and international destinations. American Airlines’ second-largest hub, Charlotte-Douglas is also served by an international roster of carriers including Lufthansa, Air Canada, Air France, British Airways, Qantas and Royal Jordanian.